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The article focuses on the importance of a well-trimmed beard. It points out that a beard trim can cost $55. According to New York City barber Martial Vivot, hair growth can reach its full potential by thoughtful professional pruning. In the author's view, an expensive beard trim pays dividends in the future.

The article offers exercise tips based on the Russian exercise model called periodization. According to former Russian Army fitness trainer Alex Reznik, change is important in achieving a successful workout. It notes that under the periodization model, an exercise routine is changed to increase its difficulty level. It discusses how to execute several exercises which include the alternative push-up, alternative squat and alternative crunch.

The article evaluates the Heinrich men's underwear from Schiesser.

The article evaluates several cases for men including a gray leather zip-up document holder from Burberry, a beige canvas portfolio from Gucci and a grained leather banker's envelope from Jack Spade.

The article focuses on mustache in men in the U.S. The author says that the film "Milk" raised public consciousness on mustache which serves a significant part of U.S. masculinity. He notes that almost every gay men in San Francisco, California during the 1970's had mustache based on his observation of the film. He cites some men who have mustache including David Axelrod, senior adviser of President Barack Obama, and actor Brad Pitt.

The article evaluates several wrist watches including the Binary NU from EOS, the I-Gucci from Gucci and the Monaco from Tag Heuer.

The article provides insights on the hairstyles of several celebrities and offers tips for choosing the right hat. According to style expert Martial Vivot, people never see singer Rod Stewart with flat hair because the singer is a short man and he has to create some height. Hat maker Rod Keenan notes that proper fit is important in choosing a hat. Keenan advises to choose colors to complement one's skin tone.

The article evaluates several perfumes for men launched during the era of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, including Brut by Fabergé, Obsession for Men by Calvin Klein and Pour Monsieur by Pierre Cardin.

The article features Christopher Wheeldon, a former soloist and choreographer for New York City Ballet and founder of the dance company Morphoses. He started dancing as a teenager at Royal Ballet in London, England. It describes a Morphoses performance which starts with a short documentary film of dancers engaged in rehearsals. Wheeldon mentions his plan to venture into popular music such as indie rock.

The article features Michael Nunn and William Trevitt, two former U.K. Royal Ballet dancers who founded Ballet Boyz in 2001. The two men are described as outspoken, innovative and populist. It is noted that they have worked for and with everyone from ballet including Christopher Wheeldon and "Madame Non" Sylvie Guillem. In July 2008, the company descends upon the Jacob's Pillow dance festival.